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Borrowers May Have Up To 12 Months To Move Student Loans To Other Repayment Plans

New federal student loan rules are introducing repayment plan transitions and funding caps for graduate programs.

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The brief

Borrowers may be granted up to 12 months to transition their student loans to different repayment plans. Simultaneously, new rules regarding federal graduate loan caps are being implemented, which may limit funding for certain graduate programs.

Coverage from Forbes, PBS, and The Chronicle of Higher Education highlights concerns that these funding limits could negatively impact enrollment and reshape the pipeline for Black professionals. The Washington Post has also provided an opinion piece regarding the implications of government funding for graduate students.

Future developments center on how state groups will attempt to assist colleges and how the federal loan caps will affect overall graduate program accessibility.

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How much time do borrowers have to move to other repayment plans?

According to Forbes, borrowers may have up to 12 months.

What is the concern regarding graduate loan caps?

Colleges fear these caps will hurt enrollment, and PBS reports they could limit funding for some graduate programs.

Who is attempting to help colleges deal with these caps?

The Chronicle of Higher Education reports that certain state groups are trying to help.

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